>>1681319>I've always said that Ted's memoirs are way more convincing and way more engaging than the actual manifesto, because his argument is fundamentally an aesthetic one about what constitutes a good lifethis is very true, his interviews read like something out of an Aldo Leopold or Edward Abbey book.
pic very related, ted himself acknowledges that the aesthetic of nature is what was most personally important to him, and the anti-technology writings were only a means to preserve that aesthetic
